Re: [PCTECH] Windows Explorer: Any print option available?

["Michael Naughton" <michael_naughton@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Peter,

I don't think you can, though there may well be some trick I don't know.
You can pipe the output of FINDSTR to a file, but I don't think you can
include the name of the file being searched. I'm also not sure how you'd
loop through all the files in the folder -- that's where I would have used
something like qbasic ;-).

If you just want files whose _names_ contain "ABC123", then John Ross's
suggestion would work:

dir dirname\*ABC123*.* /b /s > filename.txt

or alternatively:

dir dirname\ /b /s > filename.txt
findstr "ABC123" filename.txt > filnam2.txt

Good luck!

PC Technical Discussion for iSeries Users <pctech@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>Based on this approach, how can I specify for a specific string
>("ABC123") 
>that I want to look into any of these files 
>in this directory and then create the file for just with the files names 
>with this value in it?


Mike Naughton
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Judd Wire, Inc.
124 Turnpike Road
Turners Falls, MA  01376
413-863-4357 x444
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